BAMBI LENGTHS
Airstreams have been made in standard lengths from 16ft to 34ft. How long of a trailer do you need for your marketing plans? Depending on exactly what you’re marketing and how you intend to use your Chrome Twinkie to promote your brand will play a big role in deciding the length of trailer you need.
Keep in mind that Airstream trailers are measured from the front of the tongue (or hitch) all the way to the rear bumper. A 23 foot trailer will have about 19-1/2 to 20 foot of interior useable length.
The shorter Airstreams in the 16 to 23 foot range tend to have more going on in the cuteness department. For that reason, they are also harder to find and demand a higher price. This 1956 Bubble just happens to have everything going on – short 16 foot length, vintage 13 panel endcaps, and great curb appeal.
This size would make a great photo booth or private meeting room at a trade show.
23 FOOT BAR TRAILER
This 23 footer was completely refurbished into a bar / special event trailer. Super for serving drinks at an outdoor wedding.
Designed for two hard working bartenders – making sure they had plenty of room to function. This Airstream holds a refrigerator, kegerator, wash sink, hand sink plus an extra glass washing sink next to the 4 foot ice bin located in front of the hatch. The owners requested that the front of the trailer be left open. This will become a nice sitting / photo booth area.
NEED SINGLE AXLE?
The peach puff striped trailer is a 22 foot 1965 Airstream Safari serving BBQ in the Bahamas. While cozy, it still houses a stainless vent hood over griddles and deep fryers. There’s also several under counter refrigerators and wash sinks.
MID-SIZE TRAILERS (24-26′)
These mid-size beauties give you more room for your vending service, mobile office, or whatever your Airstream marketing plan happens to be.
HIGHER MID-RANGE LENGTH (27-29′)
A dual axle trailer provides more stability when towing.
FULL SIZE WITH ELBOW ROOM (30-34′)
This brand new Airstream 30 foot Excella sports stainless counters with a griddle, stove, deep fryers, microwave and even a popcorn machine!
Miss Ruby’s is a permanent food truck located at Prairie Village in Kansas City. The food truck offers sloppy joes, tater tots, ice cream, popcorn, and a once in a lifetime experience for Prairie Village visitors.
There’s plenty of room for the full operating kitchen housed inside. Busy food trucks with several employees will need extra room for them to function. This Excella has got it. P&S Trailer also equipped this one with a large rear hatch for easy loading of the ingredients needed for a great lunch!
There’s plenty of burgers and 8 beers on tap at the Long Island Beer and Burger Airstream.
This 32 foot Excella custom build boasts an inside bar area and flatscreen TVs galore.
Published: December 6, 2022 ~ Updated: December 15, 2022 ~ Author: Staff Writer